St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
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| Iob0ggan Club
Returning thanks for permission given
said club to construct tobogg2n slides. etc.
| Accepted
From l.. T. Biron and Others
| For the opening, extension and grading
OF Congress street, etc
| City Engineer and Alderman of the Dis
trict.
From Erwin d Ryan
Relative to payment of judgments against
Charles WanZer for grading Pleasant ave-
nus.
Accepted. (See resolution.)
From William F. Davidson
Asking that the license for the opera
house be fixed at S75 for the year 1887.
Committee on License.
From Oliver Crosby and Others
Asking that the name of Ducas street be
changed to that of Robert street south.
Corporation Attorney and Alderman of
the District.
From Wanderer Printing Company
Asking that portion of the official adj
vertising which is done in the German Ian
guage be placed in its columns.
Committee on Printing.
From Sarah E. Froiseth-
For rebate on billiard table license.
Committee on License.
FROM -. ii. Johnson
Claim for damages to cab caused by ex-
cavation in street, etc.
Committee on Claims.
From the st. Paul Furniture COMPANY
For permission to erect frame. addition in
rear of their factory building on West Fifth
street.
Committee on Fire Department
From John c. Lauderdale and Others
For transfer of liquor license.
| Committee On License.
| REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City Comptroller-Audited Claims,
J. Kavanagh. Estimate No. Z, grading
st. Clair, Grace and Warsaw streets,
81, 1874 so; V. B. Parks, Estimate No. )
and final, annex to County and City Hos
pital, S1,099.S5; Globe Publishing com
pany, So, 1880; Robert Seeger, 81, 0.55;
Pioneer Press company, 81; Sherwood
Hough, 1925; Stricken & Wilson, So;
John Dowlan & Sons, $3.50; l.. w. Rmd-
lett. City Engineer, s21.50; Minnesota
| Transfer Packing company. S15.50; W. F..
| Magraw, So; Bennett & kingsburv. 80
cents; Arthur. Warren & Abbot, IS. so;
NJ. j. Folsom, $3.50; r. O.
Sweeney, 81; X. P. Cullen. 81:
re. Wiley. $40; Sisters of Good Shepherd
ST.. 25; George J. MitSch, $50. IL; |. S. Kel-
logg. 81; +. McNamee. S32 %; John Lev
eroos, $4,000: Strong Hacket Hardware
company $3.50: E. f. Telford, S725:
| The Roberts-Breyoort Electric company
$3.50: The Engel-Dreis company. S1.50:
| Wykof, Seamans Il Benedict, SIP. 50: H..
f. Wedelstaedt. S72.S3: Brown. Treacy &
Co.. s33. Is; Hudner Il Regelsberger,
$3.50; The Pauley Jail Building
! ,foo NJ, -
S65.72; II. r. p Hamilton, $193. rs:
P. IL. Thornton, Estimate No. 2, grading
Arch street. S663; H. E. Horton, Estimate
No. 4, Third street bridge approaches,
| S1.700; w. G. Mulligan Estimate No. 5,
grading Francis street, S425; Macarthur
Bros, Estimate No. ,, grading Minnehaha
and other streets, 50. sos: W. Erdman. Es-
innate No. 4. grading Isabel street, $397 so;
| Stockton & Lindquist Estimate No. Q.
Maria avenue sewer system. 81, 422 so;
Dale IL Baumgardner, Estimate n O..
4, grading Iglehart street, $1,000; F.
S. Bodgett, Estimate No. ). Custer street
sewer system. $685.: j. II. Morrison. Esti-
mate No. 5, grading Front street. S425.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
| ing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Conley, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Petsch, Cullen, Sanborn, Weber, Kenny,
Kahn. Starkey. Bryant. Minea, Long, Mr..
| PreSident-14.
| Of Corporation Attoney-Co Contingent
| Fund
The Attorney submits statement show
ing the disbursement of contingent fund
allowed him.
| Public Accounts
! License Collector
To the Honorable. the President and Com
mon Council OF the City of St. Paul:
! GENTLEMEN: | desire to call your at
tention to the fact that the License In
! spector, Mr.. Nugent must either have adj
ditionai compensation for his services. to
enable him to procure means of transpOrta-
1 ton to the outlying districts of the city, or
he should be authorized to purchase a horse
and buggy, to enable him to properly dis
charge his duties.
While no officer of the city during the
past year was more faithful in the discharge
of his duties than Mr.. Nugent. it is impos-
sibie for him to give that attention to the
duties of his appointment unless he shall
have means to visit every few days all
parts Of the city, to ascertain if any person
is carrying on business without a license, il
his business is such as requires license.
Trusting this matter will be given atten-
ton, respectfully, w. P. MURRAY,
Corporation ATTORNEY.
Jan. IS, 1887.
Committee on Streets.
Also,
John kochendorfer'S Petition
TO the Honorable the President and Com
mon Council of the City of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: | return the petition OF
John Kockendorfer. asking 10 be refunded
an assessment for grading State street
which he paid. As the improvement has
been abandoned and the money paid on &C
count has been refunded by the Common
Council when applied for, l recommend
the money be refunded, and l sumbit here
with a resolution for that purpose. Re-
spectfully. w. p. MURRAY,
Corporation Attorney.
Jan. IS, 1887.
Accepted. (See resolution.)
Also,
Agreement
The Attorney submitted approved by him
an agreement signed by George r. Mon
fort, f. A. Hemenway and w. c. Wilson
providing for the removal of toboggan slide
on Ramsey street.
Accepted.
Of Inspector of Buildings
Report for December, 1885, with City
Treasurer's receipt attached for S246.
Public Accounts.
OF Chief of Police
Report for December. 1856, showing the
total number Of arrests to be 451, amount of